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Denon AVR-X2900H 7.2-Channel Network A/V Receiver $999
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For the people that prefer Denon and considering the X2800H.
GT has the new X2900H for $999.
Has a few perks, a big one is access to Dirac Live(only).
Looking back at the last 5 years on here, it seems that's all people need/want, no loss.
Luckily you only pay for it if you choose to.
Especially with the advent of A1EVO, you likely won't need it!
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GT has the new X2900H for $999.
Has a few perks, a big one is access to Dirac Live(only).
Looking back at the last 5 years on here, it seems that's all people need/want, no loss.
Luckily you only pay for it if you choose to.
Especially with the advent of A1EVO, you likely won't need it!
https://www.greentoe.co
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For the people that prefer Denon and considering the X2800H.
GT has the new X2900H for $999.
Has a few perks, a big one is access to Dirac Live(only).
Looking back at the last 5 years on here, it seems that's all people need/want, no loss.
Luckily you only pay for it if you choose to.
Especially with the advent of A1EVO, you likely won't need it!
https://www.greentoe.co
GT has the new X2900H for $999.
Has a few perks, a big one is access to Dirac Live(only).
Looking back at the last 5 years on here, it seems that's all people need/want, no loss.
Luckily you only pay for it if you choose to.
Especially with the advent of A1EVO, you likely won't need it!
https://www.greentoe.co
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Most likely would be 2901.
Most likely would be 2901.
They typically release a new model in each line every year. So I was curious what will happen with 2900, 3900 and 4900 for the next iteration. Perhaps you are right and they go with 01.
Pay "a little more"!....$1800 + $300 to test Dirac!!!
You can get the exact same "base Dirac" license right now included on the Onkyo 7100 for $600!!!
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(supermanrob, now's your chance to completely downplay Dirac ART, which you paid $800+ for as you claim)
So $1800 +,not $300 but $800!!
Especially since ART has ZERO benefit unless you buy(own) it!
I would(have) ask, since you "up play" ART so often, why don't you own it?
BTW I paid $560 for ART.
"Limp mode" is just a measurement issue, not a practical/sonic one!
You have plenty of proof from owners these last 5+ years!
Here is another example, just go to the 15:40 mark.
Pretty interesting video overall also.
I came to the same conclusion on the RZ30 on a 9 channel SVS Prime/Ultra setup.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SUs...u
"This means that Dirac Live will correct the full bandwidth range (20Hz-20kHz). This option is included in all Onkyo multi-channel Dirac Live-equipped AVRs, for no extra charge."
This correction is for loudspeakers only, it doesn't include subwoofer/bass.
It will calculate it into it so you should do the correction prior to running Dirac calibration.
This nor the 7100 offer access to Dirac's subwoofer/bass correction(Dirac Live Bass Control).
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